What should I do if my German Shorthaired Pointer bites things randomly? A well-trained dog will not bite things randomly, but if it is a newly brought home dog or the parents pamper the dog too much, it may cause the dog to bite. If the dog bites things randomly, parents must stop this behavior in time.

When you find that your German Shepherd is biting things randomly, the owner’s loud scolding and orders are the most direct way to make it stop as quickly as possible. With an order from the owner, it will stop its ridiculous behavior of biting things. Then, the owner should order the German Shepherd to stay quietly in place, and only after the German Shepherd's mood returns to calmness and calmness can the parents allow the German Shepherd to move around again. Of course, you should also take time to train your German Shepherd so that it will stop biting things.

German Shepherds chew things out of curiosity. This is their natural instinct, and it is difficult to change this. In fact, the principle of training a German Shepherd not to bite things is to make it obey the owner's instructions and establish a stable and calm personality. When facing curious things, you can first observe and smell them, and slowly change the German Shepherd's habit of biting during the actual training process.

To stop and train German Shepherds from biting, parents’ attitude should be fair. You cannot pamper or pamper your German Shepherd, but you cannot punish it violently or scold it loudly. During the training process, parents should be patient and have a tolerant heart, so as to achieve the purpose of changing the German Shepherd Dog.